In one town there was an industrialist named Dharman. He had a son. One day he asked his father what he could do to win easily. Dharman took his son to the garden next to the house.
He went to the garden and lifted a basket that was covered there. Until then all the chickens that had been stuffed inside it ran headlong into the garden thinking it was free. Immediately Dharman told his son to hurry up and catch the chickens. He also chased the chickens and ran after the chickens.
The stuffed chickens were running alternately in all four directions in the garden. The chickens were all in every direction so Dharman's son ran here and there not knowing which chicken to catch, and eventually got tired and tired of not catching anything. He told his father sadly that I could not catch any chicken.
Dharman smiled, son! Just chase that red chicken and catch it first. Then he said he could catch the other chickens. He, as his father had said, only targeted and chased the red hen. Within minutes the red hen ran here and there and got tired and stopped in one place. He immediately grabbed the red chicken.
Looking at his son who had caught the red hen, Dharman said here is the answer to the question you asked me. His son understood nothing. Dad, I asked him what he needed to do to win easily. He asked me to explain a little bit about what that had to do with catching this chicken.
Immediately, Dharman said, "Didn't you catch that red chicken so easily because you chased only one red hen? Similarly, you can easily succeed if you set a goal and work towards achieving that goal."
Justice:
To succeed easily, one must act with only one goal in mind.
